Featured Events

Introduction to Unitarian Univeralism

Are you interested in learning more about Unitarian Universalism? Do you have questions you’d like answered? Come join in conversation with others on two Thursday evenings, June 20th and June 27th, 6-8 pm at UUCE. All are welcome.

Please contact our Church Administrator, Alison, at 667-4393 or office@uuellsworth.org,to register for this class.

 

Jun 30, “To Be Announced”, Rev. Mark Glovin, Rockland UU Church

(Pulpit swap with Rev Sara Huisjen)

Jun 23, “Modified Quaker Service”, led by Marta Rieman

My Ongoing Problems with Kindness

Zoe Weil is a humane educator who’s determined to help people solve the world’s biggest problems. The show explores important global issues in an entertaining format using personal stories about her life and the challenges of living according to the MOGO (most good) principle to do the most good and the least harm to herself, other people, animals, and the environment. She is co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education.

Jun 16, “Faith of Our Fathers”, UUCE Worship Associates

In recognition of Father’s Day, we explore and reflect upon the roles of fathers and fathering in our lives. All who wish to do so, are invited to bring a photo of your own father to the service. The service will be led by Bob Dickens and Stephen Berger; Karen Wigglesworth will assist as Worship Associate.
 

Jun 9, “Flower Communion: From Seed to Flower”, Rev. Sara Huisjen

This Sunday, we will celebrate our Annual Flower Communion. All are invited to bring a flower to be exchanged with another person as part of our ritual. This in an inter-generational service that celebrates the diversity and beauty of the gifts & talents we share in this community.

Jun 2, “Youth Sunday Service: It takes a Village”, coordinated by Anne Ossanna

This intergenerational service will wrap up the formal children and youth Religious Education year. Coordinated by the Senior Youth and Anne Ossanna. Our traditional first-Sunday-of-the-month POTLUCK follows the service. Visitors welcome as there is always plenty of food.